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Question

The standard EMF of a galvanic cell can be calculated from

Options

A.the size of the electrode

B.the pH of the solution

C.the amount of metal in the anode

D.the E° values of the half-cells

Solution

$E_{Cell}^{o}$ is independent from size or amount of electrode as well as P^H of solution.

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